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Metroid Prime 3: goodbye online multiplayer, hello tons of screens |
Listed in: Wii Tags: Metroid, Retro Studios, Samus
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Good news, bad news, fellow Brawl-ers. The good news is we've got a piping hot batch of Samus Aran screens from Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. And saying that they're drool-inducing might be a bit of an understatement - kind of like saying that Princess Peach is princess-like.
Now before you go all click-crazy on the thumbs below, we'd just like to say that some of these screens have appeared in Play magazine before. We posted a scan of that a few days ago. There's a whole bulk load of new screens though, and what was previously seen in the scan just seems to be the tip of the iceberg of the other ones.
Now for that bit of bad news. See, these screens were released via GamePro, who just also published a Q&A with Retro Studios CEO Michael Kelbaugh. In that interview, we've finally gotten solid confirmation that there wouldn't be any online multiplayer in Metroid 3. It's been rumored and speculated about for quite some time now, but today's the nail in the coffin.
GamePro: Will Metroid Prime 3 have any online modes?
Michael Kelbaugh: No. It's something we talked about early on, but we only have so many resources. We opted to devote those resources to making a better single-player experience.
My, my... these Metroid updates just keep rolling in today, aren't they? Especially after learning about the game being delayed. Don't be such a sap though. We smell those juicy Corruption screens in 3... 2... 1...
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The worst part is yours may have a point, and there's a semblance of being clever in there. Try to avoid watering it down with useless drivel, trust me.
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Kids are such a nuisance....
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i respect their decision, but mp would make it enjoyable when you got done with single player.
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Nevertheless METROID PRIME CORRUPTION 4 FTW! (Notice i said 3 not 3).
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My wii is goin on ebay
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metroid is too good for them ?
sounds like nintendo is too good for ALL OF US who want the next step in multiplayer gaming. but what do I know .... I foolishly bought a Wii in hopes nintendo finally got their act togethor... gues I was wrong
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But well done Nintendo for *****1ng that up for everyone. I have no interest of playing this game now.
Fu3k you Nintendo, fu3k you and your consoles. I'm gonna sell my non-online wii and buy a 360 because they have ONLINE!!
I used to defend the wii because of promises of online but well... you know the rest. So fu3k you, fu3k this *****ty game, fu3k mario, fu3k zelda and hello xbox live
BTW if you're reading this Nintendo, this is 2007. GET WITH *****1ING TIMES!!!!!!!!!!
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P.S.
If you wish to talk of the king of FPS games, you should be talking about Quake, or Half-Life.
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I' also like to point out that the first 3d metroid was touted as a new genre : the first FPA (first person adventure) seeing as there was as much exploration as shooting.
It was new but to hold up today it better be much better than the original. I for one don't want to find out the plot intricacies by scanning every object and reading long and often boring text descripions... I also don't want to jave long loads between "rooms". and I don't want all ennemies to respawn each and every time you re-enter a "room".
And let's face it, without online play it's not going to be in your console for more than a week....
I love my wii but I think that the developpers' excuse of aiming for a casual market is lowering production values on the whole.
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